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    Mom and Kid enter my line. Normal transaction, for the most part--whiny brat gets kids' toy/DVD/I forget. Of course, that just isn't enough--he needs a candy bar to go with it.

    Mom: No. (A firm answer. I like this woman.)
    Kid: BUT I WANT IT.
    Mom: I said no. End of discussion.
    *Kid walks behind her, wraps his arms around her legs. I assume he's hugging her. Suck up.*
    Mom: OW!
    *Kid walks over to the counter, looks up at me with angry, pouty eyes.*
    Kid: I'm not very happy, I'm in big trouble.
    Me: Aww, why?
    Mom: You're right you're in big trouble, you BIT ME ON THE BUTT!
    Me: (Don't laugh, don't laugh!)

    Needless to say it had my family ROLLING after I got home.

  • #2
    Funny story...but man...I hope the parents have a better handle on that kid than it would appear...
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    • #3
      Kid couldn't bite into a Butterfinger, so he bit into a butt instead.
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      • #4
        Sounds like they have a good handle on the kid, tbh; Mom didn't give in, even after being bitten, and I'm sure suitable punishment would be applied later - the kid's reaction afterwards certainly implies he knew he was going to have to pay for it later.
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        • #5
          One of my second cousins (I think that's what it is when your immediate cousins have kids?) was a BAD biter as a kid. He did it until gradeshool! Of course, being favorite and the apple of his mother's eye was the reason it went on for so long...

          He was 3 when we were moving and my cousin was helping us, and my dad and uncle both warned that if he bit them, they'd bite back.
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          • #6
            Oh man, I would've been trying so hard not to laugh at that.

            Good mother though.
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            • #7
              My oldest was pissed when his brother was a newborn and needed my attention for something. As soon as I put the baby down and picked up my oldest (around 3 at the time) he sank his teeth into my boob through my shirt and bit hard! It hurt so bad I thought he'd bitten my nipple off. I screamed (couldn't help it), handed him off to my brother-in-law and hid in my room until I was calm enough to deal with it. This was pre-autism diagnosis, but it was probably just jealousy anyway.

              Other than that, I've never had a problem with either one of them biting for attention. I applaud that mother for keeping her cool. It must have been a shallow bite that didn't hurt that much. I'd have knocked him in the head.

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              • #8
                No candy bar, and kid wouldn't be getting the toy/DVD anymore either.
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                • #9
                  My mom says I bit her. Once. She bit me back. It never happened again.

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                  • #10
                    My niece was a bitter up until around 2 and a half or 3. She liked to kiss you then bit your lip and giggle. Her mom was firm about trying to stop it, but it wasn't sinking in. One day I was holding her hand and she tried to bite my finger. I told her flat out I was going to bite her back if she did it. She bit my finger just to bait me. Her eyes got huge when I took her finger and gently pressed me teeth into it in return and she never bit me again. The look on her face was priceless, like "You actually bit me!!!"

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                    • #11
                      Quoth blas View Post
                      One of my second cousins (I think that's what it is when your immediate cousins have kids?).
                      First Cousin, Once Removed. :P

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                      • #12
                        Was the kid's name Karma, by any chance? lol
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                        • #13
                          sounds like junior ended up with an even sorer butt...

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                          • #14
                            I have a vague memory of being a biter myself for a short period of time. I was the middle child and by all accounts I was neglected because of it. Got mad at my younger sister and would bite her when she got any thing she wanted. How did I get over it? My grandma caught me doing this and bit me as hard as she could to see how I liked biting and told me that she would bite me every time she heard I bit. Broke me of the habit.

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                            • #15
                              My #1 would nip while nursing... and look up at her mom like this:
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